young oyster造句

• The young oyster had arrived earlier, to prepare for her performance in the Walrus and the Carpenter scene.
• But it could drag on even longer because it is too soon to tell whether the young oysters will remain healthy.
• At The River Project, interns closely monitor the progress of young oysters in a giant tank that contains a shell reef.
• An Agriculture and Fisheries Department spokesman said that as the oyster bed in Deep Bay deteriorated due to pollution, the development of young oysters was stunted.
• A government spokesman said Hong Kong anglers were now forced to fatten young oysters imported from the mainland because worsening pollution meant they were hard to grow.
• Entrees ranged from meatballs to rack of lamb, with an appealing option of reduced portions, no doubt keeping a few young oysters from giving their lives pointlessly.
• Traditional shellfishing usually involves seeding young oysters, clams, or scallops on the bottom, moving them if necessary to let them flush clean water through their bodies, and then collecting them to sell.
• The oysters are set in place by thousands of citizen " gardeners " _ from concerned boat owners to teams of schoolchildren _ who nurture young oysters at home and dockside and transplant them by hand to the reefs.
• Their job was to collect the spat ( oyster larvae ) clime coat the tiles or stakes and to take off or ( " d閠roquage " ) the growing areas and then sow the young oysters in parks for breeding for a duration of three years, during which there was a need to protect oysters against predators, algae, toxins, and storms.